Kevin Rudd's $25bn infrastructure boost in Federal Budget

TUESDAY'S Federal Budget will invest more than $25 billion in key road, rail and port projects, including a heavy rail freight corridor linking Melbourne and Brisbane, aimed at hauling the nation out of recession.

The biggest overhaul of national infrastructure since the end of World War II - shifting the Rudd Government's fiscal strategy from short-term stimulus to boosting long-term productivity - will be funded by a variety of sources, The Australian reports.

KRuddonomics is back! This time presenting a Swan Lake Budget! Let's hope we don't all drown...

...it seems that I will be foregoing a few more (substantial) dollars every fortnight to both the Federal and State governments to help fill in the pot-holes in the highways and freeways of the Eastern states...yet again. This annoys me!

Once again, it is without a doubt that the wealth and sustainability of Western Australia will heavily subsidise this government's mis-management of the countries finances.

And lets hike cigarette taxes to boot!

Thanks KRudd, I guess I can sit back and relax and feel good about the fact I did not vote him in! Yeh thanks everyone else...where's your economic conservative now???

Thank you to those suckers who will see their future slowly fade away into deficit oblivion...Kevin-o-seven...yeh yeh!

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